Our systems utilize advanced real-time location services (RTLS) to monitor and safeguard infants and children within healthcare facilities.

• Infant Abduction Prevention: Implement wearable tags that trigger immediate alerts if an infant is moved beyond designated areas, ensuring prompt response to potential abductions.

• Mother-Baby Matching Technology: Utilize pairing systems that alert staff if an infant is matched with the incorrect parent, preventing mix-ups and ensuring accurate patient identification.

• Pediatric Patient Monitoring: Extend security measures to pediatric patients by assigning wearable tags that monitor their location, providing alerts for unauthorized movements or exits.

Pavion’s solutions are designed to integrate smoothly with existing hospital systems, enhancing security without disrupting daily operations.

• Interoperability with Current Systems: Ensure compatibility with existing IT and security infrastructures, allowing for cohesive operation and data sharing.

• User-Friendly Interfaces: Provide intuitive dashboards and controls, enabling staff to monitor and respond to security events efficiently.

• Scalable Solutions: Adapt to facilities of varying sizes, from small clinics to large hospitals, with customizable options to meet specific security needs.

Our comprehensive approach includes state-of-the-art technology and tools to maintain a secure environment for young patients.

• Wearable Security Tags: Lightweight, tamper-resistant devices designed for comfort and continuous monitoring of infants and children.

• Real-Time Monitoring Software: Advanced platforms that provide live tracking, alert management, and integration capabilities with other hospital systems.

• Automated Alarm Systems: Immediate notifications and lockdown procedures activated upon detection of unauthorized movements or mismatches.

Pavion is committed to providing ongoing support and ensuring that our systems meet all relevant healthcare regulations.

• Professional Installation and Training: Certified technicians handle system setup, followed by comprehensive staff training to ensure effective use.

• Regular Maintenance and Updates: Routine system checks and updates to maintain optimal performance and address emerging security challenges.

• Regulatory Compliance: Alignment with healthcare standards and guidelines to ensure patient safety and data protection.